Proteins and Enzymes Flashcards

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Protein can be three things, what are they?

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Fibrous, Globular and Conjucated.

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What dies the sequence of bases in a DNA molecule determine?

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It determines the structure, shape and function of a protein.

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Give examples of Fibrious?

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Collagen and Keratin.

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Give examples of Globular?

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Enzymes, antibodies, hormones and structural membrane proteins.

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Give an example of Conjucated?

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Haemoglobin.

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What are Enzymes?

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Enzymes are biological catalysts that are made by living cells.

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What is the function of Enzymes?

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Speed up chemical reactions but remain unchanged.

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What is the area on the enzyme where the reaction takes place?

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The active site.

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The shape of the active site is specific to the?

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Substrate.

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What are the conditions that the enzyme is most active?

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Optimum conditions.

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What affects the rate of an enzyme reaction and what can it result?

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PH and temperature affects the rate of enzyme reaction this can result in changes to the shape of the enzyme.

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What can denature an enzyme and what can this result in?

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High temperatures can denature an enzyme this results in a change to the shape of the enzymes active site.

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Enzymes can be involved in either Synthesis Reactions or Degradation Reactions. What is synthesis reactions?

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Building small molecules into larger ones.

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What is Degradation reactions?

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Breaking down large molecules into small ones.

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